Alan Plowmans carpet shop is soooo friendly and very helpfull, I couldn't make up my mind as to…read morewhich carpet I wanted so theytold me to take my time and I could also take samples home with me for a few day's to check the colours, when the came and laid the carpets they were so quick and efficient they tidied up after themselves, which helps a lot.

nice place to visit and look at the bathroom bits and pieces, there is always special offers to be…read moreseen . great people who know exactly what you need if you are in doubt. well worth a trip.

What a great man this is, he can do any kind of building work you require, he has done a great job…read moreof my shower and bathroom, buy replacing everything which was broken, all I had to do was look up books to see what i wanted and he ordered it, when the pieces came, he had the fitted in no time at all, and hardly any mess, always made sure his feet were clean and put rags down on the floor before he started, he also hoovered when he was done, I would highly recomend him for his great work.

The gales at the weekend ripped the felt off the roof of our shed, so it was a bit of an emergency…read moreto get it fixed before any rain would come through. Mr. Bruce, though obviously busy, was able to fit us in and did a great job of re-felting the shed roof. Reasonbly priced, too! Many thanks!

Home tec interiors have a large range of ceramic tiles and finishings, they also stock a wide range…read moreof bathroom suites and shower cubicles, in a wide range of prices to suit everyone's pocket. you can either do it your self or they will fit it for you. the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable about all they sell.

Really nice guest house and very central. We only stayed a couple of nights but were impressed and…read morevery comfortable. Next to the bank, the guest house was the former bank manager's house and is an elegant historic building with fine Victorian period features and reasonably spacious rooms. Tastefully decorated by the owners: a friendly and efficient local couple: a fireman and his seamstress wife. The wife's sister and mother also help out, making it a truly local family business. The rooms are all individual, with custom-made soft furnishings and elegant decor. There are no ground floor rooms. The stairs are fairly steep and there's a couple of flights to climb to get to the bedrooms, but there were offers of help with the luggage. The dining room is on the first floor. Breakfast was excellent and served on elegant plates. The rooms were en suite and well fitted out. A flask of port on the landing is available for any guest to help themselves to a nightcap a nice touch. Recommended.

this has now closed, and its a shame because it was a very nice place to wander aroundread more